Minimum chocolate amount?
36398
the chocolate fountain experience really requires all four pounds of chocolate. However, as the chocolate is used, the fountain still operates until about 1/2 pound of chocolate is left.
36399
I bought 4 lbs of chocolate made for a fountain in the bulk section of wegmans melted in the microwave and poured into the preheated fountain. You could probably get away with 2. Had a party with 15 teenagers and had lots leftover
36400
Must use two bags of the Wilton chocolate. Other amounts are in the directions which I don't have at the moment!
36401
it recommends 4 lbs - 2 bags which I used. I don't think it would flow as nicely with less.
36402
Not sure. We always use the full amount, and reuse the chocolate that is left over. Just store it in an airtight container and don't refrigerate.
36403
2 bags of chocolate is what this awesome fountain holds at one time, plus it flows best with this amount. I found the dark and milk chocolate sold at Bed Bath and Beyond store for only $7.99/ 2lb bag. This chocolate is specific for fondues and fountains, so it is as easy to pour out of bag, into a bowl, into the microwave, then pour yummy chocolate into fountain. Good luck and enjoy! 😊
2020479
What you see on the label is probably what's in it. Or I'm sure you could contact the company to get a full disclosure. I haven't tried the chocolate yet.
311164
According to some, a good ratio is 2 Tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder for every cup of liquid, with 1-2 Tbsp of sweetener. Others suggest a heaping Tbsp of cocoa/slightly over a Tbsp sweetener/cup of liquid.
1695463
Unfortunately I did not keep the box from my most recent shipment; however, the 60 ct. Dark chocolate is advertised at 25.4 oz or 720g.
910417
My son LOVES the chocolate. I sometimes add plain milk to make it go a little further.
536220
My bag was mostly chocolate; you could tell just by the size of the candies. Biting in half and eye-balling it, I'd guess about 75-80% chocolate. I'd prefer a nice 50/50 balance, myself, but to get that, you pay a higher price. Even so, the quality bean is strong enough to hold its own and they are delicious. But if I had my druthers, I'd choose a better brand.
183494
Did you use the max of 5 pounds of chocolate? Or did you refill? Curious to how long it will last with a large crowd like yours. I'm thinking about splurging for Chocoley's Just Melt It! No oil required! :] Thanks, Leslie
103887
Dear Customer:Thank you for your email. The minimum quantity is 30. Then it would depend on the logo, size, and colors.Customer Service TeameToolscity.
1707122
I just reread the book. You need to start with at least 1 lb. It doesn't state how much chocolate you need to get it going. It also recommends using Sephra chocolate because you don't need to add oil to it. You can melt the chocolate directly in the basin 1 lb at a time but it takes 45-60 minutes. You can also microwave Sephra chocolate in it's special bags or in a double boiler on the stove. Good luck.
2185221
Baker's chocolate, eaten directly, is my favorite (and almost only) dessert. My system is to take a bite of the unsweetened and a bite of semi-sweet together, making a net 76% cacao total. Of course one can easily vary the percentage to one's personal taste. On special occasions I take a tiny sip of Grand Marnier with each bite. In my opinion there is no chocolate that is better (and you can't beat the price). Also of importance to me is the very very small ingredients list.
420836
It depends a little on which flavor. For the chocolate there a 9 carbs of which 7 are fiber. There are 0 sugars, and if you are counting "net" carbs there are 2.
1581150
Yes, if you are using unsweetened baking chocolate squares; however, the best substitution I've found for liquid baking chocolate is to mix cocoa powder with oil (I have found that coconut oil or melted shortening works best, or a mix of the two). 1 packet of liquid baking chocolate = 3 level Tbsp. of cocoa + 1 Tbsp. of oil/shortening = 1 oz. square of unsweetened baking chocolate
2195553
Depending on the size you're making them lol. My daughter made about 7 of them. They're ridiculously sweet, you don't want too many of them anyhow.
935243
I am not sure. That was not a requirement for us when we used the chocolate.
1330415
The size is 0.75oz.(21.26g).theres 30mls in an ounce,so you have a little over 2 oz. I hope that helps.i know it makes the very best chocolate cake
2090636
I would GUESS somewhere between 80 and 110,it is a good sized tin of chocolates and toffees.As someone who frequently ate the original Mackintoshes Quality Street I found the Nestle version didn't really measure up to the originals.
2148519
I do not know the exact measurments but im assuming it will be different depending on the amount of chocolate you will use